is the pasteurized I hope not.
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It's definitely pasteurized. Meyenberg is a pasteurized brand, and the process of producing dry milk uses high heat. Dry milk and condensed milk can never be "raw". Oh and, Thomas is wrong. Raw milk from a healthy source is superior to pasteurized milk, which explains why baby cows die when they live off pasteurized milk. Raw milk is also more tolerable to people who are sensitive to pasteurized milk. Pasteurization came about thanks to industrial farming, which caused cows to become unhealthy and infected, and of course, the milk would be infected and unsafe to drink without pasteurizing it first. However, pasteurizing also alters the proteins and fats in the milk. Goat milk is especially sensitive to heat because of the fat structure, which is why Meyenberg's ultra-pasteurized goat milks taste 'goaty' while the less pasteurized brands (Summerhill, LaClare, etc..) and raw goat milk don't have that goaty flavor. Good luck!
7473
This is the canned, powdered milk. It is processed with high heat, so yes, it is pasteurized first, then dried and powdered. The canned "wet" milk is also pasteurized. Let me warn you : "raw" milk is not safe nor is it any better for you or "more healthy". Food is really just simple chemistry, but then so are viruses and bacteria, which are present in raw milk. Trust me. And your body won't know the difference between "raw" and pasteurized. As we say, "it's all in your mind"! Really. Best of Luck, and thank you for asking. :)
7474
"Pastuerized" is not on the package anywhere. As the process of pasteurization is about heating a liquid to kill microbes, and this is powdered milk, I'm not sure when that would happen. I am guessing, no.
1537255
they are being shady about not saying one way or the other. so no it isnt food grade.
1921584
Um. Ok. It's in a can, of course it's been heated-far more than just flash pasteurized. I guess value depends on what you're looking for. If you want decent tasting, low sugar potassium and electrolyte supplementation-it's great.
2111335
by law, California almonds have to be flash pasteurized. this means they are technically not raw, but the inside of the nut supposedly does not get "cooked" in this process.
252078
All butter is made with pasteurized products, as required by USDA law.best regards,Margaretigourmet
1245725
They are not raw if they are pasteurized. So Amazon needs to be clear on this and not state they are raw or someone should sue them.
1949357
I don't think it's raw...it's definitely been pasturized or strained as there are no bits of honeycomb etc floating in it
886280
Well, not while still in the box... After cooking, I don't know. I never refrigerated the cooked product and as far as I know, it was fine.
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I don't think so. The sauce is white and creamy not clear, thin and runny. The sauce is delicious! Hope that helps!!
2107200
On the bucket it says raw, pure. It dose not say pasteurized which is why it would be heated. I may be warmed to make it pourable but that is not so hot to kill the good enzymes.
1132858
Yes, you can boil and/or pasteurize water with it. We also sell a water pasteurization indicator (WAPI) that will tell you when the water is pasteurized.
426405
I never did. It never smelled rancid. You can stub your toe on it though! I'm pretty sure it's prepared. It's not "raw".
1245722
It appears to be illegal for companies to sell in large quantities in the US without pasteurizing...http://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?tname=dailytip&dbid=324 I just read up on this myself. I'm interested in the answer, as well...
748987
Never thought about it. What I do know is the the milk must not be ultra-pasteurized.
1582225
As far as I understand the product does not state that it is pasteurized. However, individual items that make up the ingredients probably are pasteurized. The whole eggs in this product I'm sure are pasteurized however, other ingredients may not necessarily be so. I would think that most products are pasteurized to prohibit mold and/or other undesirable bacteria development.
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There is NO indication on the packaging or on the Amazon site that these are non-GMO almonds or organic. They are raw (i.e. not cooked or roasted) - not sure if that answers your question about pasteurization.
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I do not think so. I do not keep it in refrigerator and the bottle doesn`t say so.